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iTech Express to Adjust Publishing Dates • ComRoad Admits Accounting ‘Gaps’ • U.S. Vulnerable to Cyber Attack, Conference Told • Raytheon to Continue Services to Two Army Depots • And more...

I read with some surprise the column in your Jan. 21 issue, titled “Artificial Intelligence No Substitute for Judgment,” by Terry Klenske, president of Dalton Trucking Inc. in Fontana, Calif.

Transport Topics Publishing Group has named Stanford Erickson associate publisher of TRANSPORT TOPICS, responsible for overseeing the advertising sales efforts of the nation's leading trucking publication.

U.S. Rep. Don Young’s proposal to use Highway Trust Fund money to build truck-only lanes on interstate highways is worth serious consideration.

WASHINGTON — American Trucking Associations Chairman David G. McCorkle said last week discussions are under way that could lead to a settlement of differences between ATA and the Truckload Carriers Association.

Bridgestone Profit Down, but Sees 2002 Turnaround • Government Unveils 'Supplemental' CPI Details • GAO Sues Cheney Over Energy Documents • Mexican Monopoly to Increase Oil Production, Holds Exports • And more...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — American Trucking Associations security expert Jeffrey K. Beatty said Feb. 15 that truck stop operators and their employees could help ATA develop its anti-terrorist action plan by identifying vulnerable points and offering solutions.

The National Association for Business Economics and a separate survey of economists by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia both said Friday they were leaning toward declaring an end to the U.S. recession, or at least that it will soon be ending.

Push Borders to Cargo’s Origin, Officials Urge • Delphi, AuthenTec Prepare Fingerprint Screener • Tampa Authorizes $9M in Security Upgrades • NIT League Head Stresses Security Issues • And more...

Adding to mounting evidence that the recession is ending, the U.S. index of leading economic indicators rose in January for the fourth consecutive month, while first-time unemployment claims last week rose slightly.